Working with facets

The facet scheme is composed of groups of facets. At the top level are the root facets and below the hierarchy of groups of facets. At the bottom level are the facets used for characterizing cases and documents.

By default the system contains 4 root facets. The facets of each root facet can be organized in several sub levels.

By default the WorkZone Client and Captia Web Client details pages for cases and documents can contain fields for the four root facets and their hierarchies of facets. More or fewer root facets can be implemented, however this demands special configuration of the details pages.

Example - a root facet with two levels

The root facet in the example below is Country. On the second level in the facet scheme are continents, for example, Africa and Europe. The facet words are the individual countries - in this example, three countries in each continent.

Facet1DB,  Country

F10,  Europe

F10001,  Denmark

F10002,  Holland

F10003,  Portugal

F20,  Africa

F20001,  Morocco

F20002,  Kenya

F20003,  Angola

The Captia Web Client user navigates the facets from a pop-up dialog from one level to the next or searches for a specific facet word. The Captia Web Client user then selects the facet words that characterized the current case or document.

In this example, the facets on the lowest level - facet words, for example, Angola or Portugal, are the facets the Captia Web Client user would use in characterizing the entity.


How to enter the facets in module Facet-based Classification Scheme

In the table below is shown how the cells are filled in:

  Root facet: Country Facet group: Europe Facet word: Denmark

Class

Facet1DB

F10

F10001

Case Creation

cleared

cleared

Selected

Universal

*)

*)

*)

Mandatory

*)

*)

*)

Access Code

optional

optional

optional

Default Access Code

*)

*)

*)

Default Update Code

*)

*)

*)

Start Date

optional

optional

optional

End Date

 

 

 

Title

Facet1DB

Europe

Denmark

Text

Country

Europe

Denmark

*) By default not in use.